2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-84782010001200006
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Sistemas de tutoramento e épocas de transplante de physalis

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“…These values are higher than the conditions in greenhouse cultivation, as reported by Rodrigues et al (2013), in which a study under greenhouse conditions reached a production of 215 g plant -1 . The treatment in which pruning was not carried out, presented the best productivity (6.97 t ha -1 ) in relation to plants that underwent pruning of productive stems; these values are among means found by Lima et al (2010) Lima et al (2012), whom investigated the evaluation of Physalis peruviana L. fruits quality throughout the harvesting season, when they found mean fruit mass values between 3.0 and 5.0 g. The highest means found in plants trained with two stems in relation to plants maintained with four stems might be associated with Physalis peruviana L. fruiting dynamics. This species has a long harvesting period and after peak production, a decrease in the number of fruits occur as a function of the change of source/sink relation (RUFATO et al, 2008), in which the practice of maintaining two stems may have possibly affected this relation.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 70%
“…These values are higher than the conditions in greenhouse cultivation, as reported by Rodrigues et al (2013), in which a study under greenhouse conditions reached a production of 215 g plant -1 . The treatment in which pruning was not carried out, presented the best productivity (6.97 t ha -1 ) in relation to plants that underwent pruning of productive stems; these values are among means found by Lima et al (2010) Lima et al (2012), whom investigated the evaluation of Physalis peruviana L. fruits quality throughout the harvesting season, when they found mean fruit mass values between 3.0 and 5.0 g. The highest means found in plants trained with two stems in relation to plants maintained with four stems might be associated with Physalis peruviana L. fruiting dynamics. This species has a long harvesting period and after peak production, a decrease in the number of fruits occur as a function of the change of source/sink relation (RUFATO et al, 2008), in which the practice of maintaining two stems may have possibly affected this relation.…”
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confidence: 70%
“…Lima et al (2010), trabalhando com fisális no Estado do Rio Grande do Sul, encontraram valores médios de 8,54 t ha -1 , variando muito, porém, entre diferentes sistemas de tutoramento e épocas de transplantio, confirmando a afirmação de que a produtividade de fisális pode ser facilmente influenciada por diversos fatores, entre eles os tratos culturais. As maiores produtividades de fisális foram observadas nos meses de fevereiro e março (meados), bem como os melhores pesos por fruto.…”
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“…Las condiciones climáticas pueden modificar los resultados de producción en las diferentes épo-cas y sistemas de plantación, conducción y poda como encontraron Muniz et al (2009) en Lages (SC) y Lima et al (2010) en Pelotas (RS, Brasil).…”
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